London's High Court Linklaters settles 'ongoing struggle with women' claim
Former CMO agrees to destroy copies of confidential documents as high-profile case ends
February 18, 2019 at 06:45 AM
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Linklaters has settled a dispute with its former chief marketing officer, who claimed he had 11 documents that detailed the "ongoing struggle Linklaters has with women in the workplace".
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